Evaluate the following unit vector multiplications: (?̂ ×?̂)⋅?̂(?̂ ×?̂)×?̂(?̂ ×?̂) ×?̂ 4. Evaluate the following unit vector multiplications:( x k) · 8ŷ × k) × îÛ × k) × kА.В.1С.1D.1

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Evaluate the following unit vector multiplications:

(?̂ ×?̂)⋅?̂

(?̂ ×?̂)×?̂

(?̂ ×?̂) ×?̂

4. Evaluate the following unit vector multiplications:
( x k) · 8
ŷ × k) × î
Û × k) × k
А.
В.
1
С.
1
D.
1

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